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AlphaTrade.com
NASD OTC BB : EBNK
alphatrade.com
mailto:info@alphatrade.com
AlphaTrade.com was incorporated June 1995 in the state of Nevada as
Sierra Gold Development Corp. On October 29, 1998 the name was changed to Honor One Corporation. Both Sierra Gold and Honor One were inactive and had never conducted any business. The past Directors of Honor One Corporation and its predecessor Sierra Gold resigned and Mr. Victor Cardenas and Mr. J. Michael Pinkney were appointed as the sole directors and Officers. Honor One Corporation changed its name to AlphaTrade.com January 5th, 1999. The current directors and officers have had no previous relationship or association with the past directors of AlphaTrade.com predecessor companies.
AlphaTrade.com will be able to provide a turnkey, cost-effective, Internet based, financial information system and on-line trading solutions to financial services, companies and brokerage firms through a series of private labeled products.
The Company intends to exploit the explosive on-line financial services market through a unique subscriber aggregation strategy. The strategy focuses on private labeling the Company's turnkey Internet products to established brokerage and other financial services firms which currently offer no or inadequate on-line financial information and trading tools. The AlphaTrade.com portal will incorporate unique, intuitive trading interfaces to the top online brokerages providing a "one-stop" shopping environment.
This unique business model allows the Company to take advantage of existing brand recognition and loyalties already established between the brokerage firms and their clients, providing a unique vehicle to become one of the fastest growing financial portals on the web.
Certain statements posted to this thread by the company and by the participants in this thread may constitute ''forward-looking'' statements within the meaning of Section 21E of the U.S. Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Such forward-looking statements involve risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements.
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